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tural background throws these attitudes overboard without difficulty
as soon as her intellectual education brings critical light upon them.


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2. KIMBALL YOUNG, Social Psychology, Crofts, 1930, pp. 4-5.
3. * CLIFFORD SHAW, The Jack Roller, University of Chicago Press, 1930.
4. NELS ANDERSON, The Hobo, University of Chicago Press, 1923.
5. * LEONARD S. COTTRELL, "Roles and marital adjustment", Publ. Amer. Sociol.
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6. * G. V. HAMILTON, "A Research in Marriage", Boni, 1929, Chapter XI.
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9. * ERNEST R. MOWRER, Family Disorganization, University of Chicago Press,
1927, Chapter IX.
10. * GEORGE A. BARTLETT, Men, Women, and Conflict, Putnam, 1931. * R. C.
and F. W. BINLLEY, What Is Right with Marriage, Appleton, 1929. SOPHONISBA P. BRECKENRIDGE
and EDITH ABBOT, The Delinquent Child and the Home, Russell
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Revolt of Modern Youth, Boni and Liveright, 1925; The Companionate Marriage,
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22. Advance information by courtesy of DR. TERHUNE. See also LAURA L.STURGIS

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